ailes and o'reilly gone after accusations of sexual harassment. shine resigning today after accusations he covered up the abuse. accusations he's denied. new york magazine's gabe sherman broke the story. >> shine really was a continuation of the old fox news culture. so today is a sign that the murdochs are slowly deciding they need to answer critics by turning a page. #. >> reporter: 21st century fox chairman rupert murdoch characterized shine's resignation as sad. writing in an e-mail, i know bill was respected and liked by everybody at fox news. not everybody. in her lawsuit, fox contributor julie roginski says shine aided and abetted ailes' acts of retaliation and harassment. andrea once a member of the five in her suit allegations shine told her that ailes was a very powerful man and sheneeded to let this one go. shine had a powerful advocate in his corner. fox star sean hannity tweeting last week as rumors of shine's demise swirl, i pray this is not true because if it is, that's the total end of the fnc as we know it. done. tonight, hannity

and o'reilly gone.mid claims he enabled and covered up some of the alleged abuse, accusations he's denied. new york magazine's gabe sherman broke the story. >> shine really was a continuation of the old fox news culture, so today is a sign that the murdochs are slowly deciding they need to answer critics by turning a page. >> reporter: chairman rupert dock, writing in an e-mail i know bill was respected and liked by everybody at fox news. not everybody. in aided and abetted ailes's acts. andrea tan tear ra alleges that shine told her ailes was a powerful man and she needed to let this one go. shine had a powerful advocate, fox star sean hannity, tweeting last week as rumors of shine's demise swirled. i pray that's not true. hanty declined comment. shine's replacement is a woman suzanne scott who has been with fox from the start. >> for years she enforced roger ail ailes' rule and the culture. she comes into this job with women being skeptical of her management. >> a scandal still generating headlines. a

this is thanks to his early backing of president trump and now the fall of bill o'reilly.-- >> he is an anchor at fox news. he anchors their 10:00 p.m. hour, and he is one of the personalities who has been at fox since its launch in 1996. he was there at the beginning. he richly had a show called hannity and -- it was a left-right crossfire style. for the past several years he has been anchoring the 10:00 p.m. hour. he has always been basically somewhat in the shadows of the top personality at fox news, who was always bill o'reilly. oliver: that is the why now element then. are you choosing to focus on hannity because there is a shift of power here that positions him differently? >> he is stepping up into a and incredibly pivotal role at the network during a really difficult time. it has been a tumultuous year for fox news. first they lost roger ailes, the founder, chairman, and ceo of the whole network, then they lost a couple of on-air talents, megyn kelly left, and now bill o'reilly has left the network. and so it was such a stable lineup for so long, and all of a sudde

wondered how it is possible that a company like mercedes—benz here you their support of the bill o'reilly no style. the editors of that blog pride themselves on being needlessly hurtful and they are read —— really successful at that. the best criticisms were raised like, why are advertisers choosing still to advertise on there? why are they still supporting that blog? and after the first criticism, the blog incited an online rape of a journalist who had just discussed the weblog and given a critical analysis. i think that crosses all the lines... can ijust say, the blog itself that you have crossed the line. they say you are famously tolera nt the line. they say you are famously tolerant in the netherlands and this is censorship. it's not censorship at all. we are not say to the government, you have two prevent the blog. of course not. freedom of speech is important. but we are saying they make money from insulting other people and i don't understand how a company like mercedes or ikea, how they could atvod want to be associated with a blog that incites online rape of women, terms that ar

we were just watching a for fighter shoot more water through this o'reilly's auto parts store from the ground to the top but it looks like the work is to wrap up those hoses and mop up the scene here. when the flames were burning they were raging out here. we got video of that from the fire department. the fire burned for two hours after it was reported by a security guard just after 3:00 this morning. i mentioned this is an oh riv o'reilly's auto parts store but it was empty so there was no concern over chemicals and flammable material that might have been inside. f that building were operational. the fire captain said it started in a dumpster but it doesn't look like arson. >> it does not appear that it is highly suspicious. in those cases we tend to see accelerants, the gasoline or something and didn't burn in that pattern. that's a distinctive pattern or multiple ignition sites. >> this is not the first time we've reported on a fire out here z. this is video from june when nbc bay area was on scene of a grass fire that spread to a car behind the same o'reilly's building and there w

people forget that bill o'reilly is a street reporter for 23 years. and has been all over the world and the country. he knows how a story goes together. and so, he has strong opinions about these things now. and wanted a form to express them. he did not take away his 20 years of experience on the road. you know each of these people bring something new but they all have a sense of - presentation. they can get through the screen.they have a style. that the audience likes. >> how do you find out when the audience likes them or not? >> i was asked because we just beat all four of our competitors last quarter. we beat them by 20 percent. so i was asked to bring up my research on quantitative and qualitative research and how we got there. and i was forced to go to the board room and explain that we have no research. i have never done a focus group on any of that. i've never done it on any of the shows. i've never done quantitative research. i do not believe focus groups, you go get 12 people and -- it strikes me as pathetic. >> how did you decide in the fir

oliver: up next, what the fall of bill o'reilly means for fox news and anchor sean hannity.ips its toe into hollywood. that is next on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ oliver: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am oliver renick. in the features section, fox news host sean hannity has become one of the biggest winners in cable news. this is thanks to his early backing a president trump. and now, the fall of bill o'reilly. we spoke to a reporter. reporter he is an anchor at fox : news. he anchors their 10:00 p.m. hour, and he is one of the personalities who has been at fox since its launch in 1996. he was there at the beginning. he richly had a show called "hannity & colmes" -- it was a left-right crossfire style. and for the past several years he has been anchoring the 10:00 , p.m. hour. he has always been basically somewhat in the shadows of the top personality at fox news, who was always bill o'reilly. oliver: that is the why now element then. are you choosing to focus on hannity because there is a shift of power here that positions him differently? reporter he is stepp

. >> with accuracy is there a difference between bill o'reilly you're shownan kennedy?. >> but he doesn't do television and that is quite clear so that may not be accurate based on facts versus opinion the with those journalist some shows do that. and those that had no journalistic standard series e there with us better on the pedal for the journalistic duty of their way the journalist will always lose. >>cspan: go back to your statement about cnn. >>guest: the best way to get distribution around the world this to be the bbc if you watch a day in and day out they don't have to do good stories about america but they don't have to doth balance content but the bbc does not in it is less offensive. >> where could fox news be seen around the world? to one year in 30 countries. and then to be distributed in germany and italy and so on and japan. it is very hard to get ad sales in those markets begin to have to translate. to give anybody wants to see it and so should we learn english said is the big debate in this country but no where else. in 2015 won praise 6 million people a

this is an abandoned o'reilly auto parts store. our reporter, matt keller, is on the scene and he first arrived there an hour ago, he said part of the buildinged and luckily nobody was injured in this. we are tracking police activity in an east bay neighborhood right now, and abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is out there live on the scene to let us know what is happening out there. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning, jessica. yeah, we can hear the officers making announcements on their loud speaker, telling the man and woman inside this home who are barricaded inside they need to come to the front door with their hands up and they need to surrender, and they made the announcement several times. we have seen no movement here. the sheriff's department has evacuated the homes next to the house here in question. this is on nottingham drive in elsa braun tay. they also told the other residents to shelter in place and pushed us back to the end of the block, so we are a ways back at archery way. they say it started with two neighbors g

. >> bill o'reilly speaks out during his first interview since he was canned from fox news amid allegations he sexually harassed a number of women at work. the former tv star calling it a liberal hit job and promising he is not finished fighting. "today," saturday may 13th, 2017. >>> from nbc news, this is "today." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on this saturday morning, i'm sheinelle jones. >> i'm craig melvin. dylan dreyer is here as well. a happy early mother's day weekend to all of you watching and to you, too, as well. >> thank you. >> it's exciting. >> we hope the weather improves. >> i was about to say. >> for most of the country it will improve tomorrow, even around here. >> your first mother's day it would be nice to get some sunshine. >> it would be nice. i will will that to happen. >> you have a line. >> exactly. >> let's begin with our top story this morning. the growing backlash over president trump's firing of james comey with the search for a new fbi director starting today questions are swirling about a new controversy, whether

>> the funny thing is that trump went out of his way to help o'reilly when the allegations came up, o'reilly the beginning of april, the only real person to come out and really stand by o'reilly was trump. >> the president. >> he said that he shouldn't have settled all those lawsuits. imagine if barack obama had come out of a big television personality that's been accused of sexual harassment. >> also, the president has been widely accused of sexual harassment and so i guess -- aside from the idea that they were probably friends, there's also a strategic point. you don't want to be the most famous sexual harasser in the country. >> that they're making it up which of course is the line the president used when multiple women came out to accuse him of sexual assault. thank you very much. >>> that is all this evening. >>> break tonight, news that michael flynn was warned by his own team about contacts with russia. trump transition officials so worried about flynn's ongoing contacts that they reached out to the obama administration for help. >>> also breaking tonight, does this sound familiar, an

he mentioned bill o'reilly in another context, off the record and i asked him whether he thought o'reilly was being treated unfairly. he defended him pretty strongly. >> it's not illegal. is it inappropriate? i'm trying to think of clinton and lynch meeting on the tarmac. >> well, you know, it's the difference between laws and norms. certainly, it is not illegal for donald trump to talk to rupert murdock every day if he wants to. but he is a part of a company that's under investigation and every other president that i'm aware of would have a white house council who would say, you know, just cool it. it didn't look right. but donald trump has made his name violating what we think of as norms not rules. the most famous being releasing your tax returns. that's been a norm of american politics for decades. it's not a law. and donald trump won the presidency without releasing his tax returns. this is the kind of thing that you know it is not ill local, but no other president that i can think of and democrat or republican would talk to a ceo a lot who is, next, under federal investigation. >> t

bill o'reilly telling fox viewers what he wants, comfort zone, bill o'reilly telling an individual womanhe wants, danger zone. and it doesn't stop with people, this goes for everything. stay in your lane. drug stores selling pharmaceuticals, comfort zone. drug stores selling sushi? danger zone. nobody needs to you sell sushi. i don't want to buy sushi where i buy my lube. >> neal, look, i think you're being negative about this whole thing. but i think we should encourage people to step out of their comfort zone because i mean let's be honest, what is the worst that could happen. >> i don't know, trevor. can i think of one guy who stepped out of his comfort zone. (cheers and applause) and now we're all in the danger zone. >> my friend neal brennan, >> my friend neal brennan, everyone, we'll be right back. ♪ >> my friend neal brennan, everyone, we'll be right back. hey hey canelo... ...no bueno, be bold, put the... hey be bolder. tecate light born bold. classic hershey's outside. with a new creamy, crunchy inside. new hershey's cookie layer crunch. classic reimagined. (cat meows) ♪ (snap)

anchor bill o'reilly stepped down last month, accused of sexual harrassment by a number of women.who owns fox — from taking full control of sky. she met the media regulator ofcom — which is investigating whether murdoch's company 21st century fox would be fit and proper to take full control of sky. this from our media editor amol rajan. on the west coast of ireland, people are flocking to a remote island to see a sandy beach that has reappeared — that is the word. it was washed away by storms more than 30 years ago. but a freak tide has dumped thousands of tonnes of sand back there again. keith doyle has the story. achill island, on the west coast of ireland, has many beautiful beaches. but for the past 30 years, this was not one of them. however, nature has now returned dooagh beach to its former glory. storms in the 1980s stripped the beach. but over ten days, ocean currents have deposited thousands of tons of sand, to recreate its 300 metre white sandy beach. the most probable reason this beach has reformed is due to two things: it is either a change in sediment supply from fur

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and so today is it expected that chairman pi and commissioner o'reilly will take the first necessary step to address a deeply flawed obama dictate who have controlled the internet from archaic rotary phones from nearly a century ago. this threatened the innovation that brought us the internet and other technological advancements in the first place. i commend the chairman for taking the preliminary step to address the issue which will open the door for bipartisan congressional action to keep the internet open for consumers permanently. later today senator thune and others will come to the floor to talk more about this issue. i look forward to hearing what they have to say and thank them for continuing this are important conversation. now on another matter, mr. president, too many americans woke up this morning worried about rising costs and limited options they are experiencing under obamacare. as they went to work too many struggled with the reality that their obamacare premiums could take an even larger bite out of their paycheck next year. this afternoon, as they pick up their kids

, thanks for watching us tonight. >> we kind of created people like bill o'reilly.e didn't create him in the sense that bill has been around for 25 years, but we gave him a form to do his thing in prime time. >> the philosophy is to -- in prime time you have to create personalities, is that the idea? >> yeah. you have to create ratings. in the end it's about ratings and if you can't get ratings you don't survive. >> reporter: last year ailes ran into his own trouble at the network at resigned in july in the wake of sexual harassment allegations and a mountain of negative publicity. in a statement ailes' wife said roger was a loving husband, he was also a patriot, profoundly grateful to live in country that gave him so much opportunity. ailes was 77 years old. gayle? >> anna, thank you. >>> this morning the music world is remembering grudge rock pioneer chris cornell. ♪ cornell died unexpectedly last night in detroit at the age of 52. his death is being investigated as a possible suicide. cornell's music career spanned more than three decades and he performed with a

." >>> fast forwarding into friday, bill o'reilly will give his first interview since parting ways withning o'reilly will join glenn beck on his radio program. >>> first lady melania trump will host a celebration of military mothers event at the white house. >>> according to the national retail federation, americans are expected to send a record $23.6 billion for mother's day, most spent on cards, flowers and special outings to restaurants. >>> an internal memo from steve harvey to his staff at the steve harvey show that has surfaced. in it he tells them not to pop into his dressing room or they'll be removed and also not to approach him in the makeup room or the hallway. if they need to speak with him, according to this memo, they must schedule an appointment. harvey says he has no regrets and he was taking advantage of his open door policy. >> i guess disappointed when someone is so endearing -- >> i get in the makeup chair, but in the hallway even? you can't talk to him in the hallw hallway? >> i'm frances rivera, we leave you with photos of our "early today" team members and their m

i think part of the reason why they got rid of bill o'reilly and part of the reason why they have now rid of bill shine is they want to present a clean image to the regulator so they can make the billions they hope to make. >> lisa one of the reports from gabe sherman indicates that suzanne scott who is going to be the first woman in charge of running fox news, she was in charge of enforcing roger ailes' mini skirt dress code for women, apparently, according to gabe's reporting. >> yes, there is also their in-house vp and general counsellor who has been accused of being an enabler. there are race discrimination cases pending. 12 or 14 people actually filed race discrimination cases and diane brandy is named in those cases. having known about race discrimination at fox news for many years and not doing anything about it. i think there is more house cleaning to do over there. >> lease audio bloom once again thank you for joining us for this conversation. appreciate your time. >> thanks lawrence. >>> coming up, trump versus trump, on china and american jobs. ...it's how well you mow fast

bill o'reilly and sean hannity and megan kelly. >> this gets to the svengali, effect.e would take looked over or passed over permits like bill o'reilly who had been fired from any number of jobs and roger ailes reinvented him as an avatar of the working man's right. the downside is that ails required ultimate loyalty from his talent and it really was a cultive personality inside the hallways at fox news and people were terrified to speak publicly and cross ailes and that is the culture of silence that he created that unfortunately led to the pervasive culture of harassment that we only saw come to the public foreafter gretchen carlson's lawsuit. >> what happens to be brought down by the sexual scandal that brought him down? >> as i covered him in my reporting shticks a pattern of behavior that happened throughout his career. i interviewed women on the record who recounted these experiences bay back to the mike douglas show. you could argue that's a different era, the mad men era where sex and application were kirch. i think roger ailes got to the point he thought he wa

then bill o'reilly got $25 million and i was like, "what, what?"t laughter ] oh, i almost forgot. i put seth's face in the faceapp and i was like, "what?" this has been "amber says what." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you, amber, for showing us all what a beautiful woman i would make. [ light laughter ] moving on, fbi director james comey re-emerged today to publicly defend his decision making in the run up to the 2016 election. meanwhile, republicans in congress move closer to passing their disastrous health care bill. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: while, republicans were scrambling behind the scenes today to get their health care bill through the house, comey was testifying in the senate defending his decision to announce 11 days before the election that the fbi was reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's emails. first, he took us through the discovery of those emails, mentioning a name you might be familiar with. >> october 27th, the investigati

. >> so this was called an o'reilly equivalent by people on the right.uminate on the irony of the right who have anti-trans bills and who want religious freedom amendments that target gay people. putting aside the potential irony saying it's homophobic but you wrote a piece saying one trump joke is not an o'reilly equivalent. explain. >> it means never having to say you're sorry. we never have to apologize for a donald trump ever. i don't care, anything, completely, nothing is off limits with this guy. i think comedians are playing a role in preventing him from being normalized. yet on twitter they went crazy. even brit hum from fox news saying what will be the consequences. they want to silence stephen colbert from mocking donald trump. this dictator in the making, donald trump, they were so outraged they want to silence him. they think one joke is the equivalent of bill o'reilly paying rush money. too bad little snowflakes. we're going to make as many jokes as you want. you need a safe space, go hide. put on your big boy pants. because it's just beginn

is a piece of news i would like to talk about, o'reilly was going to get picked up and they were going to have him go toe to toe with ed schultz. i think that would be a good program. host: and is joining us from maine. caller: good morning and thank you. i would like to put this in context with the nuclear deal with iran. the agreement with north korea. we did effectively stop their development of nuclear weapons. it was only when george bush under pretext of insurmountable north korean in this case unilaterally scrapped that deal and we see where we are now. i would like to go back further in history to the peloponnesian war. host: that's going way back. look, a good administration is better than a show of force. host: we will go to john in fairfax, virginia. your reaction to this latest missile test? i, steve. was one of thet best i've seen in the long time. their opinions won't change anything. once you have a program on the famine or net neutrality. on thejava program election. we've covered all of those issues on this program and we have one called the communicators that is on ne

comes on the heels of bill o'reilly's departure following report he is paid settlements to five womenor sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior. >>> jimmy kimmel tearing up during his monologue revealing his newborn son's health scare and thanking his doctors for figuring out something was wrong. >> they did an x-ray. his lungs were fine, which meant his heart wasn't. so more doctors and nurses and equipment come in. it's a terrifying thing. my wife is back in the recovery room. she has no idea what's going on. and i'm standing in the middle of a lot of very worried looking people, kind of like right now. who were trying to figure out what the problem was. they did a sonogram of the heart and found that billy was born with a heart disease. it's hard to explain. the pulmonary valve was completely blocked and he has a hole in the wall between the left and right sides of his heart. on monday morning, doctors opened his chest and fixed one of the two defects of his heart. he went in there with a scalpel and did some magic i couldn't even begin to explain. e he opened the valve and th

chairman. >> thank you, commissioner o'reilly. for nearly two decade, the internet flourished under a bipartisan light touch regulatory framework. in the span of recent memory the internet went from a university research project to an essential tool for participating in the modern world. this success wasn't an accident. in 1996, president clinton signed the telecommunications act of 1996 and established a national policy to preserve the vibrant and competitive free market that preemsently exists r the internet, unfetterred by state regulation. ron wyden said if the fcc subjected providers to telephone regulation it would chill the growth and development of advanced services. the very next year democratic fcc chairman bill canard said, quote, it is not good for america to just pick up this whole morass of title ii regulation and dump it wholesale. this wasn't controversial. this was the consensus. so it would rema mairemain for two decades. the private sector invested to the tune of $1.5 trillion. internet speeds accelerated from k

. >> good morning, are ine chairman, commissioner clyburn, commissioner o'reilly. one of the commission's fundamental responsibilities is to promote the safe of life and property through the use of communications services. ensuring that the public has rely able access to 9-1-1 is central to that mission. that is why understanding the causes of 9-1-1 outages with a view towards preventing and mitigating the effects effects e 9-1-1 outages is one of to commissions where most important tasks. on march 8, 2017, at&t mobility experienced a nationwide 9-1-1 outage affects customers in its voice over lte service. voiceover lte is the technology atth use to transmit calls ofse the 4glte net on marry 8, 12,006 hub unique callers were unable to reach 9-1-1 over a five-hour period. this was one of the largest 9-1-1 outages ever reported to the commission. chairman pai ordered an investigation.y today the bureau presents its pt findings. with me today from the public safety and homeland security bureau is julia tu, electronics engineer, james whiley, attorney advisor, and mega

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this building was and o'reilly auto parts outlet, and a call came in around 1 am this morning and theain said the fire started on the outside of the building and it quickly escalated to a two alarm blaze. right now as you look at the aftermath, they just finished hosing this down trying to put out the hotspots. fire crews will be here throughout the morning, cleaning up right now. they said thankfully there were no injuries reported, the building was vacant and the building was totally empty so they did not have to deal with a danger to the firefighters going inside the building. again, the building is a total loss and the investigation will take some time, and they were here at 3 am and got this knocked out within about 45 minutes.>> thank you, that was san jose, and thank you. >>> it is 5:36 am. >>> there were protests in tulsa oklahoma overnight after a white police officer was found not guilty of first- degree manslaughter in the shooting death of the unarmed african-american man. protesters gathered outside the courthouse and briefly blocked the main street. police officer betty

. >> hi, mister o'reilly, tied shields of bloomberg. >> are there any net neutrality rules you would that. >> that he would support? >> should there be no neutrality rules and all. >> were in a new item here so i'm going to let the record in the law and review once before, i have raised concerns with all rules and the need for any rules. i have deep concern and have expressed such as a way to a bright line ban on a prioritization and the general conduct standard and gone into it length on why i disagree. the value of a ban on blocking and throttling, i question whether it's necessary. i'm going to let the record and the comments that accumulate from that and the law that governs the statute and governs our activities, helps bring the decisions as they get closer to the end of the item but i'd raise concerns with all those areas. i have concerns and 80, i did not believe section 706 as a formative authority for this setting so i i guess we'll articulated on the point. >>. >> i think, yes sir. >> so if you don't like title ii and you don't think the section 706 is an authority here. wh

this is an abandoned building on white road in the former location of the o'reilly auto parts store. no word of injuries or anyone inside the building when the fire started in the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> investigators at vallejo at the scene of the early morning fire that happened at midnight on maple street. as of now they do not yet know the cause of the fire but investigators say that the house was vacant which makes it less likely that it was an accident. no one was hurt and this is the third fire in vallejo in the last two days. >>> it is 6:08 am. >>> a man accused of setting fire to as many as 40 cars is expected to make his first court appearance today. >> 36-year-old james bishop facing multiple felony counts including arson and possession of flammable materials. he was caught after he allegedly burned the toyota at the home and benicia. he has a criminal record for sexual assault but not arson . his father believes he is innocent but the contra costa authorities call him the worst arsonist ever. >> it is important to note that since the arrest of

>> stephen: we haven't been together to talk since bill o'reilly-- >> what happened?is it your farm by any chance? i invited him to come live with us on the farm. >> i'll tell you, we only have geldings and-- we have no bulls. only steers. everybody-- everybody pays a price for freedom on our farm. >> stephen: are you all-- are you surprised that it actually happened for him after so many years of not happening? that's what surprised me, not that it happened but after so many years of people knowing the behavior he was accused of and the cash payouts-- >> the thing was run by a guy doing the same thing. roger ailes was involved in the same thing. how could you call somebody who works for you and say, "this sexual harassment stuff, and the money we're paying out, it's got to stop." when you are paying out money for sexual harassment. there was no accountability throughout the entire building. i'll tell you-- you've been over there. it felt like-- i remember i would go and tape bill o'reilly's show, and as you would leave, you would see little heads, like, pop out of do